We present a high-performance Si/Ge/Si p-channel metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor (pMOSFET) with a NiSiGe Schottky junction source/drain (S/D) formed through microwave-activated annealing. A Schottky contact S/D is preferable, because the lower process temperature is beneficial for eliminating Ge diffusion. The fabricated NiSiGe Schottky junction exhibited a high effective barrier height (ΦBn) of 0.69 eV for electrons, resulting in a high junction current ratio of more than 105at the applied voltage of |Va| = 1 V. Our quantum-well pMOSFET exhibited a high ION/IOFFratio of ~107(IS) and a moderate subthreshold swing of 166 mV/decade.
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